What are people doing online around the world?

Use a micro-blogging service (e.g. Twitter)

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The internet covers a whole range of information. To ask someone whether they go online isn’t enough to truly understand their digital behaviour. Mindreader does a deep dive into this area so we can get a global picture of how people are using the internet. The questions here are just a sample of what we investigate.

Global

  • Select a country from the chart or use the drop down list to take you to the next stage of your journey. The colour key at the bottom of the page explains the data in the chart. If the top question has multiple options you can use the drop down to select the question most appropriate to you.

Global

  • Select a country from the chart or use the drop down list to take you to the next stage of your journey. The colour key at the bottom of the page explains the data in the chart. If the top question has multiple options you can use the drop down to select the question most appropriate to you.

Global

  • Select a country from the chart or use the drop down list to take you to the next stage of your journey. The colour key at the bottom of the page explains the data in the chart. If the top question has multiple options you can use the drop down to select the question most appropriate to you.
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Key

  • Answer

  • Never

  • Less than once a month

  • Once a month

  • 2 or 3 times a month

  • Once a week

  • Very often/most days

  • More than once a day

Using Mindreader

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Select a country to take you to the next stage of your journey. Use the colour key, dropdown and related topics to help.

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2.

The inner circle shows the chosen country's data.

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Clicking on the individual parts of this circle will
show data filtered by gender or age.

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3.

Use gender and age filters to show all data.

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4.

"Show me the highest values", will build your diagram with
the highest values for that question across all sectors.

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5.

Use the circles above the graph to compare
all the data by 2 or 4 markets.

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You can alternate between markets by changing
the country in the centre of the graph.

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